Nevada’s Republican Family Values – Gov. Jim Gibbons Divorce Spectacle

Gibbons’ divorce to become a spectacle

LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

Shapiro said Dawn Gibbons could be prevented by the judge from using the trial to rehash her allegations that the governor had affairs with two married Reno women.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/gibbons-divorce-to-become-a-spectacle-80104412.html

What’s In a Gender?

What’s In a Gender?  A Gender by any other name is just as Sweet.

Link here:

http://urlet.com/hinge.taxation

http://highboldtage.wordpress.com/2009/05/26/whats-in-a-gender/

People go to court to change their names, the word that they and others call themselves, their identity to the world.  It is not unusual, and the request is routinely granted by judges if there is no obvious attempt to defraud.

So what would happen  if a man or a woman petitioned the court to change their gender?  If a judge granted such a request, and the person’s gender was changed, what difference would ANY marraige law make?

have a peaceful day,

Bill

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Kissing Cousins Have More Kin

Kissing Cousins Have More Kin

Study analyzing more than 200 years of data finds that couples consisting of third cousins have the highest reproductive success

By Nikhil Swaminathan

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RELATIVE SUCCESS: Scientists find that third and fourth cousins, when they mate, produce more offspring than more closely related couples, as well as distant ones.
It is not quite incest. And though it will increase your chances of birthing a healthy baby, it is a bit unorthodox, to say the least. Still, scientists at Icelandic biotechnology company deCODE genetics say that when third and fourth cousins procreate, they generally have scads of kids and grandkids (relative to everyone else).

It has long been wondered exactly how kinship influences reproductive success. Previous studies have uncovered positive correlations, but the biological data has been clouded by socioeconomic factors (such as average marrying age and family size) in those populations in which consanguineous marriage is commonplace, such as in India, Pakistan and the Middle East. The new study, however, was able to shed light on the biological reason for the earlier findings.

http://urlet.com/diner.dealing